Motorola RMM2050 MURS Two Way Radio

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The Motorola RMM2050 MURS two way radio has 5 channels and 2 watts of power. It comes standard with support for all five license free MURS frequencies. The RMM2050 is the successor to the Motorola RDX Series RDM2020 and RDM2080d radios. No license is required!

The RMM2050 is a breeze to use. Two programmable buttons give you fast access to features. The Motorola RMU2080 radio also has Channel Announcement with Voice Alias, 3 audible call tones, channel scan, hands-free VOX mode (with optional accessories), voice scrambling, and more. Cloning the RMM2050 is easy with an optional single-unit charger cloning cable or multi-unit charger (sold separately).

The Motorola RMM2050 operates on VHF Multi-Use Radio Service (MURS) frequencies. MURS frequencies do not require a license and are approved for use by individuals as well as businesses! The RMM2050 supports all five MURS VHF frequencies and each one is programmed into the radio by default. MURS 154.570 (channel 1) and 154.600 (channel 2) are two of the most common frequencies used by many older VHF radios such as the Kenwood TK-2200 and Motorola XTN XV1100, XTN XV2100, and XTN VX2600 series radios.

The following are the five MURS frequencies supported by this model:

154.570
154.600
151.820
151.880
151-940

The Motorola RMM2050 MURS radio boasts exceptional audio quality along with industrial design and performance. It meets IP54/55 and Military 810 C, D, E, F and G standards for shock, rain, humidity, salt fog, vibration, sand, dust, and temperature. As with the other RM Series radios, the RMM2050 also includes Antimicrobial Protection.

Includes one Motorola RMM2050 MURS two way radio, 2100 mAh 3.7V Lithium Ion rechargeable battery, swivel belt holster with 3.5" spring clip, drop-in charger, quick reference leaflet, RF safety booklet and a one year manufacturer warranty.

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Motorola RMM2050 Features

5 Channels
220,000 Sq. Ft. / 13 Floor Coverage
VHF/MURS Frequencies
219 PL/DPL codes (Includes 6 Customizable Codes)
2.0 Watt Output Power
5 Selectable MURS VHF Frequencies
Uses Rechargeable Battery Pack
Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery Pack Included
Includes Drop-In Battery Charger
Hands-Free (VOX) Mode (with compatible accessories)
3 Voice-Inversion Scramble Codes
Voice Promps
Easy Cloning (cable or multi-charger required)
Voice Compression Technology
3 Audible Call Tones
Channel Scan
Scan Channel Delete
Talk Confirmation Tone
Low Battery Alert
Battery Saver
Two Programmable Buttons
PC Configurable (cable sold separately)
Timeout Timer
Monitor Channel
Keystroke Tone Signal
Channel Announcement with Voice Alias
Fixed Antenna
Drop-In Charge Capable
Weather / Dust Resistant
Audio Accessory Connector
Meets Military 810 C, D, E, F, G and IP54/55 Specifications
Reset
One Year Manufacturer Warranty

Included with the Motorola RMM2050

Motorola RMM2050 MURS Two Way Radio
2100 mAh 3.7V Lithium Ion Rechargeable Battery
Swivel Belt Holster With 3.5" Spring Clip
Standard Drop-In Charging Tray
AC Charging Adapter
Quick Reference Guide
RF Safety Booklet

Motorola RMM2050 Specifications

Battery Life: 12 hours (Up to 15 Hours with Battery Save)
Dimensions:7.38" x 2.25" x 1.5"
Weight (with battery): 8.6 oz

Additional Information

Manufacturer Part Number	RMM2050BHLAA
Warranty	2 Years
FCC ID	AZ489FT3831
Channels	5
Maximum Output Power	2 Watts
Radio Type	Handheld
Services	Business, MURS
Safety Features	Antimicrobial Housing
Durability	Meets Military Specs
Digital Standard	Analog Only
Frequencies	VHF

Top shelf review by Dave on 4/11/2020

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Exactly what I was looking for, quality, durability and performance. Great service and fast delivery. 100% satisfaction.
GREAT RADIO!!! review by KP3K on 4/6/2020

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JUST PERFECT!!!
Great radios review by LonnieM on 8/6/2019

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Have purchased 20 of these radios over the past 2 years for our church security team and parking team! They work great and continue to serve the teams well!
Service from Buy Two Radios is quick and responsive as well!
Works as well as the first time we bought them review by BrianO on 9/13/2016

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We are a construction equipment rental company. These are used in our yard, work well and can take abuse by my yardmen.
Great little radio review by Robert on 2/1/2016

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I bought these radios with grant money for our animal rescue. They are perfect for coordinating the search and rescue of a lost domestic animal in our wilderness. The price is right, the MURS freqs and coded feature make for a quiet radio, the radios are tough and easy to use, and I have had good success with battery life so far. As far as range is concerned, don't fool yourself. If you understand the simple concept of line-of-site then you won't be disappointed with this radio. If you are expecting it to talk through or over mountains then you're asking too much of a simplex radio system. Google "radio wave propagation and polarization concepts", study, learn and don't make snap decisions based on manufacturer's wild claims that can't possibly overcome end-user silliness. Learn how radio works before you buy one.
Great Radio review by Richie B. on 10/20/2015

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Let me be the first one to say that this is a great radio, I received this radio 10-21-2015. I purchased this radio because some times their are a lot of people on there FRS/GMRS bubble pack radios and their are a lot of people that overlap on each other, most of the time kids are playing with their radios, that all they do is hit the call tone button and walk on top of each other so I purchased this radio to get a way from all the noise, Not a lot of people know about MURS so not a lot of people will be on the MURS frequencies, I'm also thinking of using MURS as an back up radio.